March 2026 - George Air Force Base, CA

Possible Laws Violated by Non-Disclosure of Contamination in Quitclaim Deeds

March 2, 2026

The U.S. Air Force and Department of Defense (DoD) transferred property at the former George Air Force Base (AFB), a closed Superfund site, through quitclaim deeds for Parcel B, which includes a “HOT wash rack” or radiological decontamination center. Amazon and Goodyear have since developed warehouses on this site. The alleged failure to disclose known or potential contamination, including degreasers such as trichloroethylene [Read More…]

Aircraft returned to GAFB for decontamination

George AFB’s Atmospheric Nuclear Weapons Testing Decontamination Centers

March 1, 2026

If you lived or worked near the west side of George AFB, at an engine test cell, or in the weapons test bunker, you were likely exposed to unsafe levels of fission byproducts (radioactive dust) from decontaminating dozens of aircraft and equipment used in the open-air nuclear tests at the Nevada Test Site (NTS). This exposure could potentially pose serious health risks to [Read More…]